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Relooking current affairs from Singapore and beyond. Regardless of ideology.

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Many people live moral lives—but what actually grounds morality?
Justin Brierley explores why shared values exist… yet argues Christianity offers a unique foundation for human dignity, forgiveness, and redemption.
Where do our morals really come from?

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If reality is just physics… where do human rights come from? 🤔
Justin Brierley argues that concepts like truth, morality, and dignity can’t be grounded in a purely material world.
So what are they standing on?

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When culture shifts, who gets silenced?
Justin Brierley argues that asking people to “leave faith at the door” isn’t neutrality—it’s exclusion.
And here’s the twist: even modern ideas of human dignity may rest on Christian foundations.
Watch the full conversation

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Secularism: fair playing field… or quiet censorship of faith? 🤔
Justin Brierley explains why pushing religion out of public life doesn’t create neutrality—it creates a new dominant worldview.
A must-watch on faith, freedom, and the future of society

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Just as overprotective parenting fails to build resilient children, is government policing of offensive speech preventing our society from developing a desperately needed "thick skin"?

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Should citizens rely entirely on the government for their safety, or is there a scriptural mandate to bear arms for protection?

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Singapore just set the global gold standard for protecting children from irresponsible gender medicine.

Here's everything you need to know about the new policy protecting hundreds of vulnerable young Singaporeans.

https://t.co/WzG2hxUVtp

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When offensive speech threatens to tear a divided society apart, is the answer to silence the offenders or to strengthen our underlying social bonds?

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Is the best antidote to harmful rhetoric actually more freedom, rather than stricter government policing?

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Could the rise of angry, incendiary speech in the West actually be a symptom of a much deeper cultural identity crisis?

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Is the true measure of successful immigration not where people settle, but whether they are willing to embrace their new country's core values?

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Is treating immigration as an "unbounded good" actually tearing Western societies apart?

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Have we become so afraid of suffering that we've forgotten how to experience a natural, dignified death?

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Why do advocates for medically assisted dying so quickly dismiss evidence-based warnings of a slippery slope as mere conservative fearmongering?

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Once a society decides that avoiding suffering and maximizing personal control trump the objective value of life, is there any logical limit to medically assisted dying?

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Once a nation legalizes medically assisted dying, is the "slippery slope" of expanding those laws inevitable?

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"My body, my choice" is a logic that completely falls apart when it comes to killing innocent humans.

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In a culture obsessed with radical individualism, has our desire for total personal freedom cost us our fundamental human connection?

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At 20-30, childless friends seemed freer, richer, happier. At 50? Their fun became emptiness—restaurants, vacations, retirement, loneliness. My four kids bring weekly milestones and joy. No deathbed regrets about career pinnacles.